Hibbs LawEstate & Business Planning
Utah Estate & Business Planning

Protect the people you love and the legacy you’ve built.

Hibbs Law makes estate planning simple, affordable, and even a little enjoyable. Trusts, wills, and business planning for everyday families and business owners — no downtown office, no intimidating conference rooms, no surprise bills.

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Fully virtual · Flat-fee friendly · Based in Utah, partners nationwide

LL.M. in Taxation

Georgetown University Law Center

Big-firm experience

Trained at one of Utah's largest estate planning firms

Transparent pricing

Clear flat fees — never a surprise invoice

What We Do

Two sides of one plan

Whether you’re planning for your family, your business, or both, we understand your needs — and we plan so nothing falls through the cracks.

Estate Planning

Simple, affordable estate planning for young families, growing estates, and everyone who wants to keep their loved ones out of probate court.

  • Trusts. Keep your family out of court and in control.
  • Wills. Put your wishes in writing — the simple, affordable way.
  • Guardianship Planning. Name the people you trust to raise your children.
  • Probate Avoidance. Plan ahead to keep your loved ones out of probate.
  • Special Needs Trusts. Continue your legacy of care for those who rely on you.
  • Incapacity Planning. Powers of attorney and health care directives, done right.
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Business Planning

From LLC formation to passing the family business to your heirs — practical legal help for business owners at every stage.

  • LLC Formation. Start your business on a solid legal foundation.
  • Succession Planning. Pass your business to the next generation, smoothly.
  • Buy-Sell Agreements. Protect partners and families when life changes.
  • Trust & Business Coordination. Plan your LLC and your trust together, so everything works as one.
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Why It Matters

Planning is about people, not paperwork.

When our founding attorney, Britt, experienced her grandfather passing without an estate plan, she saw firsthand the stress, confusion, and burden that unresolved legal matters place on the people left behind — especially her grandmother.

That experience shapes everything about this practice. Estate planning isn’t just for the ultra-wealthy. It’s for anyone who wants to spare their family hard decisions on the worst days — and it should be affordable, understandable, and maybe even pleasant.

Meet Britt

“Estate planning shouldn’t feel intimidating or reserved for the ultra-wealthy. It should bring peace of mind to everyday families and business owners.”

Britt Hibbert · Founder, Hibbs Law
How It Works

Three simple steps. No pressure.

  1. 1

    Fill out the questionnaire

    Answer a few simple questions about your family, your goals, and what you own. It takes about ten minutes — no legal jargon, no commitment.

  2. 2

    Meet with Britt

    Suggest times that work for you, and Britt will confirm a virtual consultation. You'll talk through your options in plain English and get a clear, flat-fee quote.

  3. 3

    Sign your plan

    Britt drafts your documents, walks you through every page, and makes sure your trust, will, and business pieces all work together.

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Ready to put a plan in place?

Start with the short questionnaire — it takes about ten minutes — and Britt will follow up to schedule your consultation.

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